SINGLE VOICE OF THE INDUSTRY

MAIA was launched on 28 March 2016, officiated by the Minister of International Trade and Industry.

A mark of solidarity, MAIA represents its members to the Government and global industry, It comprises of top management of member companies who are entrusted to draw the guidelines for the group with the emphasis on capacity development and international market penetration. Companies can leverage MAIA for assistance for growth and access into new markets, networking within industry and championing the industry’s interest with focus on public policy development.

Issues and concerns from members are addressed in the Technical Sub-committees (TSC). The TSCs are the main drivers of activities in the Association. There are 6 TSCs – Manufacturing, Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO), Human Capital, Research & Technology (R&T), Small & Medium-Sized Enterprises and Drone/Urban Air Mobility (UAM).

OUR GOALS

THE VOICE OF INDUSTRY

We aspire to be the international voice of the aerospace industry in Malaysia.

COMMON INTERESTS

We foster active dialogue among industry players to find and represent their common interests.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

We offer a platform to network, discover, and create new business development opportunities.

GROWTH

We strive to grow the aerospace industry in Malaysia for the common benefit of all players.

INDUSTRY TO GOVERNMENT

We are an independent industry-led association, allowing us to effectively engage with Government.

PROMOTION

We promote the aerospace industry in Malaysia so that all stakeholders understand the importance of this sector.

PATRON

MAIA patron for the previous term was held by the Minister of the Ministry of International Trade. The tenure begins from the acceptance of the appointment until a new Minister is appointed or the current Minister formally resigns from his Patron position.

Roles of the Patron include :

- provide guidance and support to assist the Association in the achievement of its mission and objectives.

engage ongoing dialogue with MAIA on achieving in the missions and objectives.

PATRON

MAIA patron for the previous term was held by the Minister of the Ministry of International Trade. The tenure begins from the acceptance of the appointment until a new Minister is appointed or the current Minister formally resigns from his Patron position.